08:06:33 GMT <Dvorkin> hello. Had a problems building Redis with cross-gcc.
08:07:11 GMT <Dvorkin> found that line 27 of deps/hiredis/Makefile is unnecessary:
08:07:20 GMT <Dvorkin> CC:=$(shell sh -c 'type $(CC) >/dev/null 2>/dev/null && echo $(CC) || echo gcc')
08:07:49 GMT <Dvorkin> it's behaviour is different for different systems and it's not well-portable
08:08:32 GMT <Dvorkin> the other bad thing that you're using this kind of GCC detection only at this makefile, not in others.
08:09:26 GMT <Dvorkin> `type $GCC` gives an error if $GCC is complex string in mebedded SDK environment
08:09:43 GMT <Dvorkin> so to build Redis I just cut this line off
08:09:47 GMT <Dvorkin> the patch:
08:09:56 GMT <Dvorkin> diff -ur ./redis-stable.orig/deps/hiredis/Makefile ./redis-stable/deps/hiredis/Makefile --- ./redis-stable.orig/deps/hiredis/Makefile   2016-09-26 10:10:17.000000000 +0300 +++ ./redis-stable/deps/hiredis/Makefile        2016-10-06 11:04:38.960069985 +0300 @@ -24,7 +24,6 @@  export REDIS_TEST_CONFIG    # Fallback to gcc when $CC is not in $PATH. -CC:=$(shell sh -c 'type $(CC) >/dev/null 2>/dev/null && echo $(CC) || echo gcc')  OPTIMIZ
08:11:12 GMT <Dvorkin> http://pastebin.com/L9TSz3cA
13:17:28 GMT <Emma_Gination> Hi guys. There is a redis instance running on a server at my job - how do i figure out which port it is running on?
13:18:48 GMT <Emma_Gination> sry I was too quick to ask. a simple redis-cli told me :P
13:42:17 GMT <cpama> anyone here familiar with redis master / slave replication?  More specifically, I'm trying to test how replicating from a slave to another slave works.
13:42:54 GMT <cpama> i set up slave 2 to replicate from slave1, who in turn is replicating from master.
13:43:09 GMT <cpama> slave 1 and slave 2 are both currently running only in memory
13:43:15 GMT <cpama> master persists to disk
13:43:36 GMT <cpama> then as a test, I rebooted slave 2 to see what would happen / what I need to do to re-establish connection to slave 2
13:43:47 GMT <cpama> sorry,  what I need to do to re-establish connection to slave 1
13:44:41 GMT <cpama> upon reboot, the database on slave 2 is empty... which i think is because slave 1 doesn't have a .rdb file
13:45:43 GMT <cpama> but... what I'm wondering is if there's a way to "refresh" or force the connection.  slave 1 never had a .rdb and yet i was able to - at least initially - set up slave 2 to replicate from slave 1
13:56:06 GMT <cpama> hi all.  false alarm.  it was a firewall setting to open up port 6379 that didn't get properly re-applied to server after it rebooted.
13:57:06 GMT <cpama> sorry for the noise.  In case anyone is interested, I think I've proven to myself, that you can have in memory slave-to-slave replication survive reboots
14:09:20 GMT <minus> cpama: you configure slave stuff in the config anyway, so of course it survives reboots. redis doesn't rewrite the config file (unless using sentinel or explicitly calling config rewrite)
14:17:20 GMT <cpama> hey minus!
14:20:47 GMT <cpama> minus, before I realized it was a firewall misconfig... i started to wonder about what mechanism would be used for the slave to replicate from the other slave.  i forgot about this:http://redis.io/topics/replication  - the "diskless replication" section.
14:21:07 GMT <cpama> in any case, it's all working and mostly just human error because I'm a noob
19:58:11 GMT <plauclair> hey, I can’t seem to find the answer in the manual
19:58:33 GMT <plauclair> but is there a way to run redis-cli monitor and only output the keys, not the values
23:00:03 GMT <mfilipe> i have a channel which i subscribe to get some data in realtime but I would like to create a queue with these data to be processed after. do you guys know any solution for this? i believe i'm not the first guy with this problem